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Audi Q2 range gets new entry point in SA

Audi South Africa has streamlined its local Q2 compact SUV portfolio, introducing a new entry-level S line derivative priced from R679 000.

Automotive News1 min read

The strategy reshuffles the Q2 hierarchy into a straightforward three-tier lineup—S line, Urban Edition, and Black Edition—giving buyers a clearer progression in features, styling, and price.

S line entry model

Despite sitting as the new gateway to the range, the Q2 S line doesn't skimp on standard kit. It carries a strong visual and functional specification, riding on 18-inch 5-Y spoke alloy wheels and sporting S line-specific bumpers with Matt Platinum Grey side blades.

S line Standard Highlights:

  • Lighting: Matrix LED headlights with dynamic light sequencing, paired with dynamic LED taillights.

  • Cabin & tech: Audi Virtual Cockpit, MMI Radio Plus with smartphone integration, Audi Sound System, and ambient lighting.

  • Comfort & handling: Front sport seats, deluxe automatic climate control, sport suspension, progressive steering, and Park System Plus with a reversing camera.

The lineup 

DerivativePricingKey additions 
S lineR679 000Entry model: Matrix LED headlights, Audi virtual cockpit, sport suspension.
Urban EditionR748 280Comfort-focused; Panoramic sunroof, leather/leatherette trim, electric tailgate, comfort key, 18-inch Graphite Grey alloys.
Black EditionR770 980Range-topper; Black Optics package, Audi Sport 19-inch 10-Y-spoke alloys, flat-bottom steering wheel, ambient lighting package plus (10 colours).

Peace of mind

All Q2 models are sold standard with the 5-year / 100 000 km Audi Freeway Plan, covering comprehensive service and maintenance. The revised Q2 lineup is available immediately across Audi South Africa's dealer network.

Author - Sean Nurse

Written by Sean Nurse

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